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France defeats Slovenia 66-52 in first game of pool play.

 

Yvan Ouedraogo's line:

  • 12.2 minutes
  • 0 points
  • 0-2 from field
  • 1 rebound (offensive)
  • 2 fouls
  • minus-4 +/-

Diabate with 13 points, 8 rebounds

Begarin with 15 points, 4 rebounds

Gauzin with 13 points

 

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Here is the game

 

 

He plays Q1 6:13 to Q2 9:18

Q3 10:00 to 5:35

Q4 :50

 

He's #0 (that's a picture of him shooting before you hit play on the video)

 

He got call for an unsportsmanlike for falling over a guy trying to block a shot but it looked a lot more awkward than intentional.

 

He seems comfortable guarding guys on the perimeter and seems like he runs the court well. Both his shot attempts were good looks that just didn't fall. Had a ball where he was posting up, didn't have a shot, and threw it out to an open teammate across court instead of forcing it. His role seemed to be mover/blocker so I wouldn't expect a lot of scoring from him unless the French feel like pounding the ball inside some game is a key or if he gets fed on the break.  Doesn't look explosive at all and disappointing in terms of his rebounding ability. Not real quick.

 

Most of his minutes came when the game was yet to be decided though if Fiba rank means anything Slovenia is so-so. We'll see how he looks tomorrow and how much PT he gets vs a higher rated Greece

Posted

No "Freaks" on this Greek squad. France up 31-13 early in second quarter.

 

Ivan Ouedraogo with three strong boards, a travel and a missed three-footer after an offensive rebound. Has played about six minutes.

Posted
14 hours ago, Handy Johnson said:

This kid’s gonna be scary good with some “real” coaching, playing with better teammates & just natural maturation (ie man muscles) We need to remember he’s not even 18, won’t be surprised if he gets the most buzz coming out of Italy 🇮🇹 

problem is we need him to be scary good in 3 months from now. or at least good enough to defend and rebound.

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On 7/27/2019 at 8:50 AM, jayschool said:

France defeats Slovenia 66-52 in first game of pool play.

 

Yvan Ouedraogo's line:

  • 12.2 minutes
  • 0 points
  • 0-2 from field
  • 1 rebound (offensive)
  • 2 fouls
  • minus-4 +/-

Diabate with 13 points, 8 rebounds

Begarin with 15 points, 4 rebounds

Gauzin with 13 points

 

 

This is going to reinforce my wish that he would have joined his new program here and gotten started acclimating to the American game rather than "one last hurrah" with his French U18 buddies.

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Game 2

 

France 80 - Greece 55

 

Yvan Ouedraogo's line:

  • 14 minutes
  • 0 points
  • 0-3 from field
  • 6 rebounds (2 offensive)
  • 1 foul
  • 1 assist, 2 steals, 3 turnovers

In game time

Q1: 3:46 to Q2: 8:01

Q3: 7:15 to 3:23

Q4: 4:19 to end

 

Copy and paste how he looked from the first game

 

Posted

Game 3

 

France 73 - Latvia 63

Yvan Ouedraogo's line:

  • 22.5 minutes
  • 11 points
  • 5-6 from field - 1/4 from FT
  • 5 rebounds (2 offensive)
  • 4 fouls
  • 2 assist, 4 steals, 3 turnovers

In game time

Q1: 4:20 to Q2: 5:08

Q3: 10:00 to 2:48

Q4: 6:07 to end

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1 hour ago, jimmykc said:

I don't see anyone on his list of offers yet that we can't hang with and they all have only medium interest. If we could get him to take an interest, it would firmly establish a "French Connection" which would not be bad, N'est-ce Pas?

#Normandie

Posted
3 hours ago, hhcmatt said:

Game 3

 

France 73 - Latvia 63

Yvan Ouedraogo's line:

  • 22.5 minutes
  • 11 points
  • 5-6 from field - 1/4 from FT
  • 5 rebounds (2 offensive)
  • 4 fouls
  • 2 assist, 4 steals, 3 turnovers

In game time

Q1: 4:20 to Q2: 5:08

Q3: 10:00 to 2:48

Q4: 6:07 to end

 

He sets screens like a frickin left tackle.

Posted

Lots to like about Yvan in the Latvia video.  

He’s a tough and quick defender—can control his man, both down low and out front.  

He’s a load for defenders in the post with the ball in his hands—moves well to create an opening and still finds the open man with a good pass.

Posted
2 hours ago, Norm Peterson said:

 

He sets screens like a frickin left tackle.

He will have to adjust to Big Ten officiating, though. Which means that if he's wearing a shirt that reads "Nebraska," he'll have to be super-stationary when he's setting a pick — and that might not always be good enough.

Posted
4 hours ago, Norm Peterson said:

 

He sets screens like a frickin left tackle.

That's one thing I hope changes in the new system. The screens set during Miles time were best described as "a very limp meh"

Posted
19 minutes ago, Swan88 said:

Help me understand: a 12th rated Rivals kid and a B1G recruit on the same team are in a tight game against Wisconsin’s JV team?  How can this be?

 

Well you know they slow down the game and everyone can "take a charge"

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